Showing posts with label Haon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Haon. Show all posts

Monday, 24 June 2024

Stone poems published on Poetry Box

Congratulations to these fine poets, who have had their stone poems published on Paula Green's Poetry Box website.

Haon K | The Stone
Flynn A | How a Stone Lives its Life
Mia O | The Secret Stone
Bailey M | The Mysterious Rock
Shakiah DF | Shakiah's Stone Poem
Jessica P | Life of a Stone




Paula picked Shakiah to send one of her poetry books to. 

In addition, the awesome visual art by Elena and Phoebe has been published on Poetry Box. The volcano themed art fitted perfectly with the stone poems. Well done, TPK creators!

click here to read on Poetry Box




Wednesday, 1 November 2023

Tiny Poems



Over the past few weeks, some of our writers have been working on tiny poems, inspired by Paula Green's challenge on Poetry Box.

Paula picked some of her favourites to publish on Poetry Box and we were thrilled to have some poems included. Congratulations to:

Haon - gliding falcon
Ryan B - golden lion
Isaac E - sneaky dog
Madeline - fast cheetah
Georgia - wrinkly elephant
Emilia A - falling down

You can read their poems on Poetry Box  and below.

Special congratulations to Haon, who Paula picked to send a copy of her book, Groovy Fish to.


gliding falcon

thin wings
glide
like paper aeroplanes

sharp beak digs for worms
big eyes
stare

Haon, age 10, Te Parito Kōwhai Russley School

Golden Lion

copper eyes glowing
like the sun
thin whiskers
pointy like needles
soft mane
as messy as a gorse bush

Ryan B, age 11, Te Parito Kōwhai Russley School

Sneaky Dog

creeps silently
to the pantry to retrieve his bone
acting like he’s on a secret mission

Isaac E, Year 7, Te Parito Kōwhai Russley School

fast cheetah running
brown dots,
brown as chocolate

fur bristles,
gold as a sunflower

Madeline, age 10, Te Parito Kōwhai Russley School

wrinkly elephant

enormous ears
big as the titanic
wriggly trunk waves like seaweed
feet as round
as dinner plates

Georgia, age 10, Te Parito Kōwhai Russley School

Falling down

Gorgeous green now blinding brown
A sheet of leaves covers the land
like a blanket           

Emilia A, Year 7, Te Parito Kōwhai Russley School